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A framework for django projects and re-usable apps that aims to provide a clean and flexible notification solution. Developers can emit user-centric notifications to their users without knowing the details of how the notification will be delivered by the delivery backends.
Delivery backends could emit notices as:
emails
twitter messages
notifio messages
jabber
whatever you can dream of
django-notifyme is NOT a replacement for request-by-request messages like django.contrib.messages provides.
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